Atlas Leadership Podcast

08. The Other Invisible Pandemic to be Aware of: Mental Health

Kristyn Bly, licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor on staff at Forest Hill Church, joins us to offer practical tips to leaders as we care for ourselves and our staff. Podcast created by CLT Leadership Summit & Silent Images. || The intro/outro music was created by YUNG Citizen.

07. The Role of a Board During Times of Change

Michael Tarwater, former CEO of Carolinas HealthCare, shares insights into the importance of board members and why collaboration is critical for survival during uncertain times. Podcast created by CLT Leadership Summit & Silent Images. || The intro/outro music was created by YUNG Citizen.

06. The Balancing Act of Programing, Fundraising, and Administration

Tony has served as Charlotte Rescue Mission’s [https://charlotterescuemission.org/] President/CEO since 1996. He began his career as a pastor for three churches in New Jersey. In his second church, he started the city’s first homeless shelter. He has received certification in non-profit management from Duke University, his Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology, and his teacher certification from Jersey City State College. Podcast created by CLT Leadership Summit [http://carmelbaptist.org/charlotteleadershipsummit/] & Silent Images [https://silentimages.org/]. || The intro/outro music was created by YUNG Citizen [https://yungcitizen.com/].

05. Thinking Like a Start Up

Amy Jacobs leads Share Charlotte [https://sharecharlotte.org/], a nonprofit that provides a one stop shop to engage with 400+ Mecklenburg County nonprofits. In this episode, Amy shares some stories about organizations thinking outside the box and doing things differently to keep volunteers engaged, donors connected, and clients served. Podcast created by CLT Leadership Summit [http://carmelbaptist.org/charlotteleadershipsummit/] & Silent Images [https://silentimages.org/]. || The intro/outro music was created by YUNG Citizen [https://yungcitizen.com/].

04. Persevering with Patience

After a career in government and a large foundation, Tiffany Capers now leads a small nonprofit serving the Grier Heights neighborhood in Charlotte. In this episode, Tiffany provides insights about collaboration across sectors, telling the story of your work, how nonprofits can respond to racism, and being patient with results of your investment. Podcast created by CLT Leadership Summit [http://carmelbaptist.org/charlotteleadershipsummit/] & Silent Images [https://silentimages.org/]. || The intro/outro music was created by YUNG Citizen [https://yungcitizen.com/].